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 Dayton RS125S-8 packaging |
 Tang Band packaging. |
 The motor w/ shield is quite large relative to the basket. |
 Just under 6" |
 Closed back |
 Cool protective plastic cap. |
 Textile dome |
 Tang Band vs. Seas Neo |
 TB isn't that much bigger. |
 Back sides of TB and Seas Neo |
 Crossovers for mini-monitors. |
 Cabinets made from old scraps of MDF |
 In the middle of appying Cherry veneer. |
 Veneer done! |
 Not bad for my first home speaker cabinets. |
 Some stain and water based Poly. |
 Baffles were primed and painted with "Chalk Board" paint for a nice finish. |
 Back sides of baffles. |
 Veneer came out pretty good overall. |
 Tiny area on the right was the result of a little too much sanding. |
 Front of one of the speakers. Black baffle screws w/ security head added. |
 Cabinet 1 back right. |
 Cabinet 1 back left. |
 Cabinet 1 front left. |
 Cabinet 1 front right. |
 Cabinet 2 front right. |
 Cabinet 2 front left. |
 Cabinet 2 rear right. |
 Tiny ding on the top edge of this cabinet (accidentally dinged by me in my LR) |
 Cabinet 2 front baffle. |
 Cabinet 2 left rear. |
 Crossovers from "Zaph Audio" Seas L18 / Seas 27TBFCG |
 Back side of crossovers. |
 Inside of cabinet showing application of Sonic Barrier Foam from PE. |
 Crossover mounted inside PE 0.5 cu ft. enclosure. |
 Finished speaker front. |
 Finished speaker back. |
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